Sentence examples for to begin yet another from inspiring English sources

But when it ended, the soloists were posed as if ready to begin yet another duet when the curtain fell.

Should the price declines spread further, many businesses would be forced to begin yet another round of job cuts.

Finally, in the summer of 1977, the night before he was to begin yet another concert tour, he died of a heart attack brought on largely by drug abuse.

In its starkest formulation, the argument comes down to this: with the end of the cold war, there is no need to begin yet another drawn-out arms control negotiation with a Russia that is no longer an enemy.

This curtails the White House's ability to begin yet another major military campaign in pursuit of a goal that is not seen as a vital national interest by many Americans.

The House's second-ranking Democrat on Monday said that a bipartisan group of lawmakers from both sides of the Capitol was preparing to begin yet another effort to reach a "grand bargain" on deficit reduction – and that the fruits of negotiations could emerge within weeks.

Li, 30, made it clear, however, that it's not a challenge she's ready to begin yet.

That, at least, is what Republicans are arguing as they begin yet another effort to pass Medicare legislation, a central element of President Bush's domestic agenda.

And the brothers will begin yet another film in February.

Entering the second Leviathan Seed will begin yet another battle with a corrupted monster.

The eyes begin to glaze when he begins yet another interview with a slight variation on the question, "How did you get interested in the stock market?" And while a reader might forgive a tendency to be a bit too fawning when the subject of the interview was a true market wizard, many of Mr. Schwager's subjects this go-round are more the wizard's apprentice.